At the budget rate of exchange for the period of 1.53 Swiss francs to the US dollar, the income budget amounted to 715,229,100 Swiss francs. (...) The excess of income over expenditure for the biennium 2000-01, at the budget rate of exchange, thus amounted to US$288,905; revalued at the rate of exchange in effect at the close of the financial period, the excess of income over expenditure amounted to US$267,893.
5. (...) Status of operational budget expenditure for 2000–01 (in US dollars)
Title Budget Expenditure
Policy-making organs International Labour Conference 9,602,562 8,850,724 Governing Body 2,026,458 1,966,942 Major regional meetings 558,700 497,494 Legal services 2,522,832 2,110,390 Relations, meetings and document services 46,186,119 44,122,704
Strategic objectives Technical programmes
Standards and fundamental principles and rights at work 25,406,270 28,976,635 Employment 36,663,425 40,672,925 Social protection 25,441,132 27,303,041 Social dialogue 39,954,293 39,175,514 Gender equality 2,026,622 1,974,721 Statistics 6,756,756 6,601,788 International Institute for Labour Studies 4,931,020 5,227,090 International Training Centre of the ILO, Turin 5,340,000 5,340,000 External relations and partnerships 4,515,784 4,541,084 International policy group 1,246,414 1,324,159 Communications 5,599,375 5,480,933
Regions and technical cooperation Development cooperation 3,057,272 2,956,354 Field programmes in Africa 40,073,294 38,093,618 Field programmes in the Americas 36,680,263 34,135,365 Field programmes in Arab States 8,129,430 8,471,963 Field programmes in Asia and the Pacific 37,960,606 33,389,954 Field programmes in Europe and Central Asia 12,380,652 12,658,395
Support Services Library and information services 7,397,379 7,108,777 Information technology and communications 11,625,682 11,408,966 Internal administration 31,150,832 31,012,307 Publications 5,392,002 5,700,731
Management services General management 6,339,726 6,117,323 Human resources development 15,002,862 16,031,071 Financial services 11,554,805 10,969,759 Programming and management 4,796,756 4,552,076
Other budgetary provisions 20,243,879 19,822,197
Adjustment for staff turnover -3,968,202
Total Part I 466,595,000 466,595,000
Unforeseen expenditure 875,000 574,198
Working Capital Fund
TOTAL 467,470,000 467,169,198
PART I — ORDINARY BUDGET
PART II — UNFORESEEN EXPENDITURE
PART III — WORKING CAPITAL FUND
GB.283/PFA/1
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Table 4.
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Score: 772949.3
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Considering the mounting terrorist and criminal threats which are interrelated to the activities of transnational criminal networks involved in drug, light weapons, and human trafficking, and smuggling of goods, in a regional context characterized with many factors of political instability, economic crises, and climate change; in addition to the weak regional cooperation in the field of border security , and the development of dry areas;
Being convinced that border security in this environment entails the setting up of a global approach incorporating political, economic, security, and legislative dimensions, founded on close and coordinated cooperation, based on the principle of common responsibility, which facilitates the exchange of goods and the movement of persons at the regional level.
(...) Affirming the responsibility of the international community to support Libya in all fields, especially in the field of security, guarantying a smooth transition; that is from the revolution to the state of institutions, law, and the respect of human rights and liberties.
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− drawing up and implementing a list of priority projects integrating the strategies and initiatives of the different United Nations organisms, international and regional organs, and all the machinery related to the struggle against terrorism and organized transnational crime;
Regional Ministerial Conference on Border Security Rabat, on 14 November 2013
The Rabat declaration
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− Creating a regional centre for the instruction and training of officers charged for the border security in the countries of the region, on the basis of the experience of other countries and partners;
− Creating sectorial working groups in the fields of security, intelligence, customs, and justice, for the forwarding of propositions in such fields, before the next session of the ministerial conference;
− Exchanging information related to border security between the countries of the region, and coordinating cooperation between authorities charged for border security, in order to evaluate and confront the security threats detected by the sectorial work teams mentioned in the precedent paragraph;
− Reinforcing the capacity of the countries of the region, as to new equipments and technologies, in order to improve border patrol;
− Cooperating to confront document falsification, especially documents of identity and generalizing the use of the biometrical system in pursuance to international standards, taking into account the needs of the countries of the region in this field, and the negative effects of this phenomenon on the security of the region;
− Drawing up a list of priority projects related to human development, going hand in hand with the needs of the border populations, so as to ensure their participation in improving border security, on the basis of bilateral, regional, and international cooperation strategies;
− Mobilizing adequate financial resources to support bilateral, regional and inter‐regional projects and operations in the field of border security
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Score: 768644.8
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